Integrated insurance product quote system and method

ABSTRACT

An integrated quote system and method for generating quotes for multiple insurance products is disclosed. Quotes for multiple insurance products are integrated into a single, easy-to-read document. In an example embodiment, an agent enters a client&#39;s personal data into a quoting tool of an agent&#39;s workbench application. The client&#39;s data is automatically applied to every insurance product or plan the agent quotes for the client or client&#39;s family. Each quoted product is assigned a quote reference number and quotes for multiple products are linked using a quote identifier. A “recalculate” option updates any relevant calculations allowing the agent to review relevant financial details before generating a final quote. Products categories may be expanded or minimized as the agent navigates through insurance offerings so that only relevant information is displayed. Additional features and functionality support an online application process for each quoted product.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application claims priority to U.S. Provisional Application Ser.61/785,870, filed Mar. 14, 2013 and titled INTEGRATED INSURANCE PRODUCTQUOTE SYSTEM AND METHOD, the contents of which is incorporated herein byreference.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

When researching insurance products, many consumers are interested inlearning whether they will qualify for discounts by purchasing more thanone product from an insurance company. In some instances, a consumer maywant or need coverage that is available only under multiple products orplans. For example, in the health insurance industry, medical, dental,vision, and life insurance is typically offered through separatepolicies underwritten by a single insurance company. Coverage for allareas, therefore, requires the purchase of multiple products. In otherinstances, a consumer may be willing to cancel one or more existingpolicies with one or more insurers and enter into new policies with anew insurer in order to receive better rates or discounts under amulti-policy program. Regardless of the motivation, when contactinginsurers, consumers are often interested in learning about all of theproducts and services each insurer offers as well as the costs andapplicable discounts.

In the health insurance industry, insurance premiums for different typesof insurance products depend on a number of factors. For example,medical insurance premiums are typically based on details such as theinsured's age, sex, location, and whether the insured has dependentsthat will be covered under the policy. Deductible and co-insuranceoptions may vary as well. Quotes are personalized based on numerousfactors and therefore, can be time consuming for agents of insurancecompanies to generate. Insurance agents typically collect the relevantdata from the prospective insured and enter it in a computerizedinsurance underwriting application that generates a quote based on theprospective insured's personal data, deductibles, etc. Althoughunderwriting applications facilitate the process of generating quotes,they are typically “policy-specific” and therefore, capable ofgenerating quotes for only one type of policy. If a prospective insuredis interested in more than one type of policy, the agent typically mustre-enter the same data in different underwriting applications andgenerate each quote separately. Because separate applications are usedto generate each quote, the layout and presentation of relevantinformation for each quote may be different, even though the quote isfrom the same insurer. The consumer, therefore, may have difficulty infinding and reviewing relevant details in each quote and understandingthe complete package offered by the insurer.

There is a need for an application that generates an integrated quotefor multiple insurance products. There is a need for an automated systemand method that streamlines the quote process for multiple insuranceproducts. There is a need for an integrated quote generation system andmethod that reduces data entry requirements and that generates quotesthat are clear, concise, and easy for consumers to understand.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The present disclosure is directed to an integrated quote system andmethod for generating quotes for multiple insurance products. Quotes formultiple insurance products are integrated into a single, easy-to-readdocument. In an example embodiment, an agent enters a client's personaldata into a quoting tool of an agent's workbench application. Theclient's data is automatically applied to every insurance product orplan the agent quotes for the client or client's family. Each quotedproduct is assigned a quote reference number and quotes for multipleproducts are linked using a quote identifier. A “recalculate” optionupdates any relevant calculations allowing the agent to review relevantfinancial details before generating a final quote. Products categoriesmay be expanded or minimized as the agent navigates through insuranceofferings so that only relevant information is displayed. Additionalfeatures and functionality support an online application process foreach quoted product.

The disclosed integrated quote system and method generates quotes thatare easier for consumers to review and understand. The integrated quotesystem and method reduces data entry requirements and as a result,increases agent productivity.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a “quote generation” start page according to an exampleembodiment;

FIGS. 2A and 2B are “generate a quote” pages according to an exampleembodiment;

FIG. 3 is a product category page according to an example embodiment;

FIGS. 4A and 4B are “products selection” pages according to an exampleembodiment;

FIGS. 5A-5C are “stand-alone products” pages according to an exampleembodiment;

FIGS. 6A and 6B are “optional benefits details” pages according to anexample embodiment;

FIG. 7A is a “save quote” page and FIG. 7B is a “send quote” pageaccording to an example embodiment;

FIGS. 8A and 8B are “customer search” pages according to an exampleembodiment;

FIG. 9A is a “quotes” page according to an example embodiment;

FIGS. 9B and 9C are “applications” pages according to an exampleembodiment;

FIGS. 10A and 10B are “agent initiated applications” pages according toan example embodiment;

FIGS. 11A and 11B are online application pages according to an exampleembodiment;

FIGS. 12A and 12B are application checklist pages according to anexample embodiment; and

FIGS. 13A-13C are sample quote pages according to an example embodiment.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

An integrated quote system and method supports generation of a singlequote for multiple insurance products. An agent or other userinteracting with the integrated quote application can quote multipleinsurance products or plans at the same time. A quote identifier is usedto link all products included in a single quote.

Referring to FIG. 1, a “quote generation” start page according to anexample embodiment is shown. In an example embodiment, the quotegeneration process may begin with entry of a zip code in a number fieldand selection of a “go” option 100. Alternatively, a user may select a“generate a quote” option 102.

Referring to FIG. 2A-2B, “generate a quote” pages according to anexample embodiment are shown. Referring to FIG. 2A, the user is promptedto enter an applicant's zip code 200. If a zip code was entered on thestart page as shown in FIG. 1, this field may be auto-populated. Thespecification of a zip code allows further options in the application tobe limited according the specified zip code. Because insurance isregulated by state, it is important that an agent quote only productssold in the applicant's state. Additionally, the user may be prompted toassign an agent to the quote 202. Referring to FIG. 2B, the agent may beidentified by name or number 204 or the user may assign him or herselfas the agent by selecting an “assign myself as the writing agent” option206.

Referring to FIG. 3, a product category page according to an exampleembodiment is shown. In an example embodiment, the supported productsare in the METHOD health insurance industry and include medical, dental,and vision products 300. The user may select one of the listed productcategories to continue the quote generation process. The productcategories are listed in Table 1.

TABLE 1 Product Options Category Description Major Medical IndividualMajor Medical and optional benefits available in the specified zip code.Short Term Medical If available and depending on state requirements,maximum duration (e.g., six or 12 month) benefit. None Stand-alonedental, stand-alone vision and financial protection products availablein the specified zip code.

In an example embodiment, optional benefits under a major medical planor short term medical plan include dental, vision, and financialprotection products. Detailed information for each product as well aslocations where specific products may be sold may be stored in one ormore databases. As the user makes selections, data responsive the user'sselections is retrieved from the databases and appropriate calculationsare made based on the user's selections, applicant data, product plandata, etc.

Detailed information about products, their characteristics,availability, presentation, how and where they can be sold, legalrestrictions, legal requirements, comparison points, rules for applicanteligibility, and enrollment data collection requirements are stored indatabase tables and documents. For example, to determine scope ofpossible products and available product combinations, all products areweighed against availability and eligibility rules. For example, thefollowing items may be considered: location (state, zip code, county);business defined geographical areas (service areas); time (current datetime, product effective date); marketing campaigns; workflows; and agentlegal right to sell the product. Once the available products aredetermined, then additional product detail is available to group theproducts and provide additional aspect parameters that help describe,classify, and organize presentation. Sample product configuration tablesare shown in Table 2.

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The user may view the products and plans for the selected productcategory by selecting the “choose” tab 302. FIGS. 4A and 4B are“products selection” pages according to an example embodiment. Referringto FIG. 4A, a “products list” page according to an example embodiment isshown. The products list page lists details for each product that meetsthe selection criteria. In an example embodiment, the user may select upto four products within the product category. If the selected product isa medical product, optional benefits may be added by selecting a“customize and compare” option 400. Referring to FIG. 4B, an “optionalbenefits” page according to an example embodiment is shown. The optionalbenefits that may be selected with a primary product are shown and usermay select one or more optional benefits from the page.

FIGS. 5A-5C are “stand-alone products” pages according to an exampleembodiment. Referring to FIG. 5A, a first “stand-alone products” pageaccording to an example embodiment is shown. The pages providefunctionality for combining products for a quote. A list of availableproducts is displayed along with check boxes to permit the user toselect one or more products. Products the agent is not certified to sellare “disabled” or “grayed” so the user cannot select them. In analternative embodiment, the products may be excluded from the page thatis generated. Selection of certain products (e.g., a supplementallife/memorial fund life insurance product) may result in prompts foradditional information such as an effective date as illustrated in FIG.5B.

Referring to FIG. 5C, a “prospects” page according to an exampleembodiment is shown. On the prospects page, the user is prompted toenter information about each individual that may be covered by the plan.To facilitate calculation of a quote for all products and personsincluded in the quote, the user is prompted to enter each person's dateof birth. The date of birth is used to calculate an accurate quote dueto the actuarial algorithms that apply to the various plans. Some planscalculate based on nearest age, not attained age, which requires logicto determine if the prospective insured is past his or her halfbirthday. These rules are applied simultaneously along with moretraditional methods of rating based on attained age or age bands. Thereare also age eligibility rules that are applied and that require a moreaccurate representation of age than a year. Additional applicant datasuch as the applicant's name, contact information, occupation, etc. maybe entered and stored in a database using other features andfunctionality of the application, using a separate application such as acontact management application.

FIGS. 6A-6B are “optional benefits details” pages according to anexample embodiment. Referring to FIG. 6A, a first “optional benefitsdetails” page according to an example embodiment is shown. Detailsrelated to the selected optional benefits are presented. In addition,the user is prompted to specify which prospects should be included inthe plan. Referring to FIG. 6B, a “prospects” page according to anexample embodiment is shown. The user may change the prospectsselections 600 and select a “recalculate” option 602. Payments,premiums, fees, etc. are recalculated and updated on the page based theaddition or deletion of a prospect. Finally, the user may select an“Apply now” 604 option to initiate an application process.

Referring to FIG. 7A, a “save a quote” page according to an exampleembodiment is shown. The user enters the applicant's name and an emailaddress if the applicant is interested in receiving the quote by email.Referring to FIG. 7B, a “send quote” page according to an exampleembodiment is shown. The user may enter a personal message to send withthe quote.

FIGS. 8A and 8B are “customer search” pages according to an exampleembodiment. Referring to FIG. 8A, a first “customer search” pageaccording to an example embodiment is shown. In an example embodiment,the search criteria includes date data 800, quote identifying data(e.g., name, quote identifier, zip code, state, or applicationidentifier) 802, and a status indicator 804. A sub-status indicator maybe selected from a list 806. Referring to FIG. 8B, a search results pageaccording to an example embodiment is shown. Quotes that match thesearch criteria are displayed and may be organized based on a quoteidentifier (“Quote ID”) 808. As indicated in FIG. 8B, quotes fordifferent products may be linked to a single quote identifier. The usermay view details for each quote by selecting a quote reference number(“Quote Ref#”) 810. There is a one-to-many relationship between thequote identifier and quote reference number as shown below.

Quote ID:

-   -   Quote Reference Number 1    -   Quote Reference Number 2    -   Quote Reference Number 3

Each quote reference number holds one plan (application), and the plans(applications) are grouped together by the Quote Identifier.

Referring to FIG. 9A, the user may select a “quotes” tab to view quotesthat have been “generated and saved” or quotes that have been “openedand viewed.” FIGS. 9B and 9C are “applications” pages according to anexample embodiment. Referring to FIG. 9B, the user may select an“applications” tab to view applications that have been submitted,canceled or withdrawn, denied, or issued. If the user selects the“submitted” option, a list of quote identifiers and related quotereference numbers is displayed as shown in FIG. 9C.

FIGS. 10A and 10B are “agent initiated applications” pages according toan example embodiment. Referring to FIG. 10A, a first “agent initiatedapplication” page according to an example embodiment is shown. The pagedisplays all of the quotes a specified agent has initiated. If the userselects the “+” symbol next to a quote identifier, all of the quotesassociated with the quote identifier are listed as shown in FIG. 10B.For each quote, the quote reference number, applicant, productdescription, and other details are shown.

Referring to FIGS. 11A and 11B, online application pages according to anexample embodiment are shown. The user may access the initial onlineapplication page by selecting a quote reference identifier from the listof agent initiated applications as shown in FIG. 10B. Alternatively, theuser may select an “Apply now” 604 option as shown in FIG. 6B toinitiate an application process.

For each product, the application page displays the product information,the monthly and initial payment and the status of the application 1100.The user is also presented with options to start or continue theapplication process 1102. The user may select a symbol by the quotereference number to view details for plan 1104. Referring to FIG. 11B,the plan details may include the individuals covered by the plan, theirrequested effective date, the deductibles or benefit amounts, and a linkto a benefits summary for the product.

Referring to FIG. 12A, an “agent initiated application” page may be usedto access application details. A list of selectable quote referencenumbers may be displayed. The user may select a quote reference numberto view an “application checklist” page as shown in FIG. 12B. Thechecklist page displays the product information and status informationfor the each quote including the applicable step in the applicationprocess 1200.

Referring to FIGS. 13A-13C, sample quote pages according to an exampleembodiment are shown. Referring to FIG. 13A, in an example embodiment,the quote comprises a quote identifier 1300 and a link to benefitdetails for each policy or plan that is quoted. The quote shows thetotal premium for each of the plan options. Referring to FIGS. 13B and13C, benefit details applicable to each selected product and/or optionalbenefit categories are shown. The details allow the applicant to comparethe product offerings with a single product category as well as betweenproduct categories.

To generate a quote, baseline information from the user (typically thetarget applicant for the quote and other individuals to be included inthe quote (e.g., include the spouse and kids) and where he/she lives(state, zip, and county)) is provided to a quote generation process.Additional details may also be requested such as the ages of theapplicants, the gender of the applicants, and perhaps contact relatedinformation such as email address or mailing address. Circumstanceinformation may also be included such as identifying information for theselling agent and details regarding the current marketing campaign inprocess. Typically, the circumstance information determined or derivedwithout user involvement based on who and how the quote request wasinitiated. For example, when an agent logs in to identify him- orherself, the quote application checks state licensing information toidentify which products they are permitted to sell. That information isretained and used as additional input rules for the quote process todetermine the products that are available for sale.

The above information serves as input into the quote generation processwhich determines which products are available for sale along with allprice points for every related optional circumstance. If the volume ofreturn information from the process is large, a reduced set ofinformation is made available but with sufficient identifiers (e.g.,product identifier, benefit identifier, campaign identifier, groupingidentifiers) and details so that when the user requests additionalinformation, it can be retrieved seamlessly and in real time. Thisinformation is made available with automated services (e.g., webservice). For integrated presentation and distribution, the userinterface format typically is made available on a website but may beapplied off line as well.

With all the details from the quote generation process returned andpresented in a user interface, the user requesting the quotes also hasthe ability to alter the baseline information for the respective quotesduring presentation of the products of interest in an intuitive userinterface thus enabling the ability to transition desired selectionsimmediately all the while seeing real time updates in pricing based onselections for each product line.

At any point, the user can save the quote information for laterretrieval by selecting a “save” option. When the save request isinitiated, the system reviews the information the user has provided andbuilds a respective quote for each product the user has selected andthen persists that information to a database for later retrieval (so theuser can pick up where they left off). The saved quote can also bereferenced in communications through a set of identifiers for eachindividual quote or collectively as a group.

To support working with quotes as a group, a grouping structure is alsoavailable and persisted to the database along with the individualquotes. This structure binds all the individual quotes together with thecommon unique quote identifier. The unique quote identifier allows thesystem to work with all the quotes together as a whole or treat eachquote individually but allow the sharing of common information acrossthe group of quotes. Once the quoting process has completed andenrollment begins, each individual quote is examined and a respectiveenrollment application is started. These new enrollment applicationshave their own unique identifier and are bound to the respective quoteby reference. They are also added to the group so that all quotes andenrollment applications are bound together individually andcollectively. As the quotes are bound together with the enrollmentapplications, enrollment applications can be constructed and completedat the same time. Common information within the group can be used oneach individual enrollment application dramatically reducing datacollection efforts for all the applications as a whole. Also, in theprocess of enrollment, collection information and information changesfor the individual application and/or applicant can be applied andshared with other applications within the group as needed.

While certain embodiments of the disclosed integrated insurance productquote system and method are described in detail above, the scope of theinvention is not to be considered limited by such disclosure, andmodifications are possible without departing from the spirit of theinvention as evidenced by the claims. For example, elements of the userinterface and page layouts may be varied and fall within the scope ofthe claimed invention. Various aspects of user interactions andpresentation of data may be varied and fall within the scope of theclaimed invention. One skilled in the art would recognize that suchmodifications are possible without departing from the scope of theclaimed invention.

What is claimed is:
 1. A computerized method for generating an insuranceproduct quote comprising one or more computers executing the programminginstructions: (a) generating a first product quote for a first insuranceproduct based on applicant data and insurance product data; (b)generating a second product quote for a second insurance product basedon said applicant data and said insurance product data; (c) linking saidfirst insurance product quote and said second insurance product quote toa quote identifier; (d) receiving from a user computer a user selectionof said quote identifier; and (e) in response to receiving said userselection of said quote identifier, generating for display at said usercomputer a screen display comprising said first product quote and saidsecond product quote.
 2. The computerized method of claim 1 wherein saidfirst insurance product and said second insurance product are selectedfrom the group consisting of medical insurance, dental insurance, visioninsurance, and financial protection insurance.
 3. The computerizedmethod of claim 1 wherein said first product quote and said secondproduct quote comprise a product description and a premium.
 4. Thecomputerized method of claim 1 wherein said applicant data comprisesdate of birth data.
 5. The computerized method of claim 1 wherein saidapplicant data comprises data for a plurality of prospective insureds.6. The computerized method of claim 1 wherein said first insuranceproduct quote and said second insurance product quote comprise an optionto complete an online application for said insurance product.
 7. Thecomputerized method of claim 6 further comprising generating for displayat a user computer a screen comprising a status for said onlineapplication.
 8. A computerized method for generating an insuranceproduct quote comprising one or more computers executing the programminginstructions: (a) storing in at least one database insurance productdata for a plurality of insurance products; (b) receiving applicant datafor a prospective insured; (c) receiving a user selection for a firstinsurance product within a first insurance product category; (d)receiving a user selection for a second insurance product within asecond insurance product category; (e) assigning a quote identifier to aquote for said first insurance product and said second insuranceproduct; (f) generating a first product quote for said first insuranceproduct based on said applicant data and said insurance product data;(g) assigning a first product quote reference to said first productquote; (h) linking said first product quote reference to said quoteidentifier; (i) generating a second product quote for said secondinsurance product based on said applicant data and said insuranceproduct data; (j) assigning a second product quote reference to saidsecond product quote; (k) linking said second product quote reference tosaid quote identifier; (l) generating for display at a user computer ascreen display comprising said quote identifier; (m) receiving a userselection of said quote identifier; and (n) in response to receivingsaid user selection of said quote identifier, generating for display atsaid user computer a screen display comprising said first product quoteand said second product quote.
 9. The computerized method of claim 8wherein said first insurance product and said second insurance productare selected from the group consisting of medical insurance, dentalinsurance, vision insurance, and financial protection insurance.
 10. Thecomputerized method of claim 8 wherein said first product quote and saidsecond product quote comprise a product description and a premium. 11.The computerized method of claim 8 wherein said applicant data comprisesdate of birth data.
 12. The computerized method of claim 8 wherein saidapplicant data comprises data for a plurality of prospective insureds.13. The computerized method of claim 8 wherein said first insuranceproduct quote and said second insurance product quote comprise an optionto complete an online application for said insurance product.
 14. Thecomputerized method of claim 13 further comprising generating fordisplay at a user computer a screen comprising a status for said onlineapplication.
 15. A computerized system for generating an insuranceproduct quote comprising: (a) at least one database storing: (i)applicant data; and (ii) insurance product data; (b) at least onecomputer executing programming instructions to: (i) generate a firstproduct quote for a first insurance product based on said applicant dataand said insurance product data; (ii) generate a second product quotefor a second insurance product based on said applicant data and saidinsurance product data; (iii) link said first insurance product quoteand said second insurance product quote to a quote identifier; (iv)receive from a user computer a user selection of said quote identifier;and (v) in response to receiving said user selection of said quoteidentifier, generate for display at said user computer a screen displaycomprising said first product quote and said second product quote. 16.The computerized system of claim 15 wherein said first insurance productand said second insurance product are selected from the group consistingof medical insurance, dental insurance, vision insurance, and financialprotection insurance.
 17. The computerized system of claim 15 whereinsaid first product quote and said second product quote comprise aproduct description and a premium.
 18. The computerized system of claim15 wherein said applicant data comprises date of birth data.
 19. Thecomputerized system of claim 15 wherein said applicant data comprisesdata for a plurality of prospective insureds.
 20. The computerizedsystem of claim 15 wherein said first insurance product quote and saidsecond insurance product quote comprise an option to complete an onlineapplication for said insurance product.